There's nothing stopping you from installing a Mini ITX motherboard in this case. In fact, if you already have components in mind, they probably will most likely fit in here too!
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There's nothing stopping you from installing a Mini ITX motherboard in this case. In fact, if you already have components in mind, they probably will most likely fit in here too!
I have not purchased any components yet. By being able to mount an ATX in this case I think I can save some money. In other cases I had seen I had to mount everything in mini itx
Spanish:
Hola! Yo también soy español!
Compré esta caja hace poco más de un mes, no te sé decir cuanto pesa exactamente pero la suelo transportar en una mochila sin ningún problema [imagen: ]. De hecho en la mochila suelo llevar también un teclado bastante pesado, un ratón y una surface pro con su correspondiente cargador, aunque con todo esto sí que que no es lo más ligero del mundo . Te la recomiendo desde luego, es una caja única por entrar en ella una gran variedad de componentes
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Hi! I'm spaniard too! I bought this case a little over a month ago, I can't tell you exactly how much it weighs but I usually carry it in a backpack without any problem [pic: ]. Actually, I also carry a heavy keyboard, a mouse and a Surface Pro with its charger, although a backpack with all this things is not the lightest thing in the world
. I recommend it, of course, it is a unique case because it can hold a great diversity of components
Don't worry, and thank you a lot for posting this! It's very useful.
It's very useful.I think it would be very interesting to know that backpacks and briefcases are the best to carry the P-ATX. For me, the great advantage of this case is that, being able to take it with you as if it were a laptop, simply with a keyboard, mouse and a portable screen.
This is mine It has a lot of space but at this moment seems unavailable. There are a few options if you search by the case dimensions.
Hi, for air coolers you can choose between Cryorig C7 and Alpenfohn Black Ridge (if it's cmpatible with your motherboard) or even thermalright APX90.
If you have short GPU, you can use 120mm AIO.
Yes, there is basically one option for 92 mm AIO, and that is Asetek 645LT.
L9a could also work, especially with thicker, 25mm fan instead of the stock 14mm one.
Hi, not without some modding (eg. removing the pci bracket and screwing the connector directly to the case, there are three holes for the antenna connector at the rear side of the case).
Other option is to grab board with some extra m.2 slots and using one for m.2 wifi card.
There are some holes at the bottom of the case for two 40 mm and one 60 mm fan (only with matx or itx board). If you use bottom fans and atx board, you could have some trouble with cable management at the bottom, so depends on where are your io ports on the mbo located. If you use matx or itx, then it wont be a problem, just remember that max fan thickness is 20 mm.
Just screw it in using 4 self-tapping fan screws into the 4 holes on the fan, exactly like you would mount a fan to a panel on any other PC case
It could help a bit with gpu temps, and certainly wont be a problem. It has to be set as an exhaust of course.
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